Hacking Question about the "Mariko" switches

[gemsticks]

Now, I recently got a switch (mariko), and I know it's not hackable without a modchip.
Question is though, Why?
I don't mind not having homebrew, hell, I even knew I wouldn't have it before buying the switch, but I'm just geniuly curious as to why it's near impossible to hack mariko right now.
If someone could expain, please do in a simple way, as I'm new to switch hacking right now.

Thanks, and keep up the good work!

 

[CarbonMonoxide_0]

Because Nintendo is bad

 

[hippy dave]

They fixed the RCM bug that is a guaranteed entry point on previous unpatched models regardless of firmware version. Other entry points in older firmware versions are also fixed, and Mariko models are new enough that they never came with firmware old enough to have the vulnerabilities to gain full system access.

 

[ZachyCatGames]

The OS has zero vulns that would enable CFW and all bootrom memes are patched on mariko.

 

[CompSciOrBust]

The OS has zero vulns that would enable CFW and all bootrom memes are patched on mariko.

You mean all bootrom memes aside from the fact that they have fault injection mitigation everywhere except the one place that it matters?

 

[ZachyCatGames]

You mean all bootrom memes aside from the fact that they have fault injection mitigation everywhere except the one place that it matters?

I don't generally count that, it's not as funny, but sure.

 

[Draxzelex]

Now, I recently got a switch (mariko), and I know it's not hackable without a modchip.
Question is though, Why?
I don't mind not having homebrew, hell, I even knew I wouldn't have it before buying the switch, but I'm just geniuly curious as to why it's near impossible to hack mariko right now.
If someone could expain, please do in a simple way, as I'm new to switch hacking right now.

Thanks, and keep up the good work!

Because if you keep finding bugs and hacking their consoles, eventually there will be no bugs left.